Next week perfect time to get passports
Cayuga County Clerk Sue Dwyer is reminding parents who will be taking their family on trips outside the United States in the future that next week, when many area students are on school vacation, is the perfect time for families to come into the County Clerks office to apply for passports. Currently it can take as long as 10 weeks to receive passports.
Both parents need to accompany children younger than 14. Only one parent is needed for children 14 to 17.
For more information about necessary documents, call the County Clerks office at 253-1271. The office is located at 160 Genesee St. in Auburn and open from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Get college credit through Red Cross
Cayuga County residents ages 5 to 19 can become Red Cross Youth Club members now for training and college credit later.
Free first aid, CPR and AED training is available to members 17 and older for Red Cross instructor and disaster educator training, certification and Onondaga Community College credit.
For more information, contact the county Red Cross chapter at 252-9596 or chapter@ccredcross.org.
School to show Boy Scouts tech lab
The Southern Cayuga High School will open its technology lab to show new tools and machines in action. A local Boy Scout troop will observe the design and production of a pine wood derby car. People are welcome to bring electronic devices to see them be laser engraved.
The event will run from 6 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 26, at the High School Materials Processing lab, room 213, and Information Technology lab, 209.
Exchange student to learn U.S. culture
A German exchange student will join the family of James Anderegg, of Auburn, and Auburn High School this year.
As a Youth for Understanding student, Gina Luise Klick will participate in all family activities in order to learn about the culture of the United States and to share her own culture with her host family and classmates.
More than 2,000 families host YFU international students each year. Since 1951, YFU officers have exchanged approximately 200,000 students.
For more information about the YFU program, call Elaine J. Webster at 215-382-1803.
Moravia to provide kindergarten info
Moravia Central School District's Millard Fillmore Elementary School will hold an informational meeting for parents or guardians of incoming kindergarten children. No activities are planned for children, so the meeting is geared for adults only.
The meeting will be held in the elementary cafeteria 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 26.
Kindergarten teachers and staff members will discuss registration, screening and the developmental program. Registration papers will be at the meeting or mailed to those adults who are unable to attend. The registration paperwork is due during kindergarten registration May 3.
Charity donations welcome for baskets
Shirley Martinez and her daughter Margarita Martinez will put together gift baskets for charity. They will accept donations at 7 Chapman Ave. in Auburn. For more information, call 252-0234.
- From staff reports
Both parents need to accompany children younger than 14. Only one parent is needed for children 14 to 17.
For more information about necessary documents, call the County Clerks office at 253-1271. The office is located at 160 Genesee St. in Auburn and open from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Get college credit through Red Cross
Cayuga County residents ages 5 to 19 can become Red Cross Youth Club members now for training and college credit later.
Free first aid, CPR and AED training is available to members 17 and older for Red Cross instructor and disaster educator training, certification and Onondaga Community College credit.
For more information, contact the county Red Cross chapter at 252-9596 or chapter@ccredcross.org.
School to show Boy Scouts tech lab
The Southern Cayuga High School will open its technology lab to show new tools and machines in action. A local Boy Scout troop will observe the design and production of a pine wood derby car. People are welcome to bring electronic devices to see them be laser engraved.
The event will run from 6 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 26, at the High School Materials Processing lab, room 213, and Information Technology lab, 209.
Exchange student to learn U.S. culture
A German exchange student will join the family of James Anderegg, of Auburn, and Auburn High School this year.
As a Youth for Understanding student, Gina Luise Klick will participate in all family activities in order to learn about the culture of the United States and to share her own culture with her host family and classmates.
More than 2,000 families host YFU international students each year. Since 1951, YFU officers have exchanged approximately 200,000 students.
For more information about the YFU program, call Elaine J. Webster at 215-382-1803.
Moravia to provide kindergarten info
Moravia Central School District's Millard Fillmore Elementary School will hold an informational meeting for parents or guardians of incoming kindergarten children. No activities are planned for children, so the meeting is geared for adults only.
The meeting will be held in the elementary cafeteria 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 26.
Kindergarten teachers and staff members will discuss registration, screening and the developmental program. Registration papers will be at the meeting or mailed to those adults who are unable to attend. The registration paperwork is due during kindergarten registration May 3.
Charity donations welcome for baskets
Shirley Martinez and her daughter Margarita Martinez will put together gift baskets for charity. They will accept donations at 7 Chapman Ave. in Auburn. For more information, call 252-0234.
- From staff reports
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